
About
Graduating from SAIC's MFA Painting and drawing department in 2014, I was invited to join the Julius Caesar artist collective as a co-director the following summer. Over the next 10 years, I spent time in Chicago's art scene as an artist, preparator, studio assistant, curator, teacher, and organizer, learning first hand the kind of support artists need. Entry into the commercial art ecosystem requires mutual investment, communication, and practical solutions to provide structure in an industry where access is always under capacity.
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Ro Art Services looks to combine bespoke components of an art advisory with aspects of gallery representation, providing art buyers with direct access to contemporary art, and artists with an infrastructure to make work available. The online inventory provides an object-forward presentation, but RAS will also present exhibitions through collaborative presentations. RAS is focused on making art buying easy, personal and fulfilling, and provides a wide range individually catered services with those goals in mind.

Roland Miller (b. 1987, Columbus, OH) is a Chicago-based artist and curator. He holds a BFA from Boston University (2009) and a MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2014). He has exhibited at The Suburban, Milwaukee, WI; MONACO, St. Louis, MI; Heaven Gallery, Chicago, IL; Patient Info, Chicago, IL; and the Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL. Since 2014, Miller has been a co-director at Julius Caesar, a Chicago non-profit artist-run project space founded in 2008. Miller is a co-founder of BARELY FAIR. Established in 2019, the 1:12 scale invitational art fair provides an egalitarian platform where artist-run project spaces and international blue-chip galleries can co-exist. His work has been featured in The New York Times, The Art Newspaper, CNN, HyperAllergic, Newcity, NPR, Paper Magazine, and W Magazine, among others.
Inquiries on inventory and potential services can be directed to roartservices@gmail.com ; this platform does not presently take unsolicited proposals.